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Life in a low I.Q. country: Albinos targeted for body parts in sub-Saharan Africa

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Friedrich Braun

on June 9, 2008

in Africa, IQ and Heredity , Kooks and Religion

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THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC
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30 years ago God changed His mind about Niggers

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Friedrich Braun

on June 7, 2008

in Kooks and Religion

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I’m not a Nigger tonight, White whore!

[...Martin Luther King was having sex with three White women, one of whom he brutally beat while screaming the above mentioned quotes. Much of the public information on King's use of church money to hire prostitutes and his beating them came from King's close personal friend, Rev. Ralph Abernathy (pictured above), in his 1989 book, "And the walls came tumbling down."]

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Why did He do that? What type of new evidence did He have at His disposal?

Cycles of religiosity in USA; latest period of conservative religious influence waning?

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Friedrich Braun

on June 6, 2008

in Christianity , Religion and U.S. Politics

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American society periodically weathers de-cades-long storms of moral renovation set off by thunderclaps of Christian evangelism. Old spiritual and moral doctrines get reinterpreted in a new light, producing far-ranging, and not always welcome, political change. Scholars commonly refer to these tumultuous periods as “Great Awakenings.”

Male circumcision is a weapon in the sperm wars

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Friedrich Braun

on June 6, 2008

in Health , Psychology and Religion

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A disgusting, barbaric, primitive procedure that would’ve been made illegal in the West a long time ago if it weren’t for Jewish pressure.

Kurt Kleiner

Circumcision and other forms of male genital mutilation have always been a puzzle. The ritual mutilations can leave the man vulnerable to infection and even death. So why do some societies insist on such a risky ritual for their men?
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Religion is a product of evolution, software suggests

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Friedrich Braun

on May 28, 2008

in Religion and Science & Technology

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27 May 2008
NewScientist.com news service
Ewen Callaway

God may work in mysterious ways, but a simple computer program may explain how religion evolved
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Basic Norse Religion Bibliography

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Friedrich Braun

on May 28, 2008

in Books , Nordicism, Paganism and Religion

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Atheist Richard Dawkins Interview on Canadian T.V. [Part I of VII]

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Friedrich Braun

on May 28, 2008

in Books , Christianity , Dawkins, Evolution and Religion

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God is not enough

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Friedrich Braun

on May 23, 2008

in Atheism/Agnosticism, Christianity , Islam & Islamification , Judaism and Religion

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Esoteric National Socialism: Dalai Lama, Tibet, and NS Germany Collaboration

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Friedrich Braun

on May 21, 2008

in National Socialism and Religion

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RELIGIONS: 86% OF ITALIANS DO NOT HAVE BASIC NOTION ON BIBLE

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Friedrich Braun

on May 1, 2008

in Christianity and Religion

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I read that filthy jewish book from a to z in my early twenties. I still haven’t decided whether I despise the New Testament more than the Old one. I probably do…The Theology of the Cross is just stomach-churning.

(ANSAmed) - VATICAN CITY, APRIL 28 - Only 14% of the Italians polled by Eurisko for the Catholic Bible Federation managed to answer to questions based on the Bible. According to the research presented this morning in the Vatican City, the things do not go very well in the other examined countries, only 17% have full marks in the United States, 17% in the United Kingdom, 15% in Germany, 11% in France, 8% in Spain. The state leading the classification is Poland with 20%, and the last state is Russia with 7%. The questions are the following: Are the Gospels part of the Bible? Did Jesus write books on the Bible? Who between Moses and Paul was a character of the Old Testament? Who wrote a Gospel between Luke, John, Paul and Peter? Italy is within the last countries as regards reading of the Bible in general, if 75% of the Americans affirm they have read a passage of the Bible in the last 12 months, only 27% of the Italians say the same, the percentage decreases to 21% in France and to 20% in Spain. The Italians, 88% of whom proclaim themselves as Catholics, do not differ as regards the participation in the religious rites, only 32% go to church painstakingly, compared to 55% of the Polish and 45% of the Americans.

The curse of faith

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Friedrich Braun

on April 25, 2008

in Atheism/Agnosticism and Religion

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Friendly Feudalism: The Tibet Myth

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Friedrich Braun

on April 23, 2008

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Along with the blood drenched landscape of religious conflict there is the experience of inner peace and solace that every religion promises, none more so than Buddhism. Standing in marked contrast to the intolerant savagery of other religions, Buddhism is neither fanatical nor dogmatic–so say its adherents. For many of them Buddhism is less a theology and more a meditative and investigative discipline intended to promote an inner harmony and enlightenment while directing us to a path of right living. Generally, the spiritual focus is not only on oneself but on the welfare of others. One tries to put aside egoistic pursuits and gain a deeper understanding of one’s connection to all people and things. “Socially engaged Buddhism” tries to blend individual liberation with responsible social action in order to build an enlightened society.

Roman altar dedicated to a Germanic goddess found

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Friedrich Braun

on April 20, 2008

in Paganism and Religion

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HE was many miles from home - a Roman soldier posted to Manchester, perhaps feeling cold and lonely, longing for loved ones left behind.

Online Heathen Library Expanded

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Friedrich Braun

on April 15, 2008

in Paganism and Religion

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You don’t need to register on the site to access the Library, but please register if you’d like to receive occasional updates. A great site for all those with German blood flowing in their veins here.

Stuff to please a Euro-pagan’s heart

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Friedrich Braun

on April 13, 2008

in Paganism and Religion

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The Norse/Germanic God Wotan (or Odin) in all His Majestic Splendor.

Toward the upper left of the page there is a space to search the site. Enter “Norse.” And it will take you right there. Click on “Books Galore” on the left side of the page and it will take you to an Asatru/Northern books link.

A great site in German: A great German site for Asatru information.

Some useful links for those interested in how our Germanic ancestors worshipped their beautiful and strong gods here.

Bejeweled Anglo-Saxon Burial Suggests Cult

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Friedrich Braun

on April 13, 2008

in History , Paganism and Religion

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April 11, 2008 — In seventh century England, a woman’s jewelry-draped body was laid out on a specially constructed bed and buried in a grave that formed the center of an Anglo-Saxon cemetery, according to British archaeologists who recently excavated the site in Yorkshire.

WILIAM GAYLEY SIMPSON: On Religion

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Friedrich Braun

on April 13, 2008

in Paganism and Religion

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Seems like a call to Paganism for all those of Aryan blood.

WILIAM GAYLEY SIMPSON

On Religion

“For a people’s religion should come out of its
own blood. It should be its own innermost soul
made manifest, the elevation before its eyes
of its own hopes and dreams, of all the lessons
it has learned through its own immemorial
experience.”

— Which Way Western Man? Chap. IIIb, p. 84

For religions that the government considers crackpot religions the 1st is null and void

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Friedrich Braun

on April 12, 2008

in Kooks, Law and Religion

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For religions that the government considers crackpot religions the 1st Amendment is obviously null and void - and you never know, the government could say that atheists are a crackpot religion.

‘Breakthrough’ at Stonehenge dig

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Friedrich Braun

on April 11, 2008

in Health , History and Religion

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Archaeologists carrying out an excavation at Stonehenge say they have broken through to a layer that may finally explain why the site was built.

WOTAN BY CARL GUSTAV JUNG

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Friedrich Braun

on April 11, 2008

in Psychology and Religion

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(Source: Temple of Wotan, Holy Book of the Aryan Tribes by Ron McVan and Katja Lane (14 Word Press, 2000). First published as Wotan, Neue Schweizer Rundschau (Zurich). n.s., III (March, 1936), 657-69) and translated into English anew for the 14 Word Press edition.
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